scalene muscles

Summary

scalene muscles is an anatomical set type^[1]. It draws 534 Wikipedia views per month (anatomical_set_type category, ranking #4 of 14).^[2]

Key Facts

• scalene muscles's instance of is recorded as anatomical set type^[3].
• scalene muscles is a type of set of muscles^[4].
• scalene muscles is a type of muscle of neck^[5].
• scalene muscles is part of muscle of neck^[6].
• scalene muscles's Commons category is recorded as Scalenus medius muscles^[7].
• scalene muscles comprises scalenus anterior^[8].
• scalene muscles comprises scalenus medius^[9].
• scalene muscles comprises scalenus posterior^[10].
• scalene muscles comprises musculus scalenus minimus^[11].
• scalene muscles's arterial supply is recorded as ascending cervical artery^[12].
• scalene muscles's arterial supply is recorded as inferior thyroid artery^[13].
• scalene muscles's innervated by is recorded as third cervical nerve^[14].
• scalene muscles's innervated by is recorded as sixth cervical nerve^[15].
• scalene muscles's muscle insertion is recorded as first rib^[16].
• scalene muscles's muscle insertion is recorded as second rib^[17].

Body

Definition and Type

scalene muscles's instance of is recorded as anatomical set type^[3]. Recorded subclass of include set of muscles^[4] and muscle of neck^[5].

Use and Application

Components include scalenus anterior^[8], a class of anatomical entity^[18]; scalenus medius^[9], a class of anatomical entity^[19]; scalenus posterior^[10], a class of anatomical entity^[20]; and musculus scalenus minimus^[11], a muscle organ type^[21]. scalene muscles is part of muscle of neck^[6].

Why It Matters

scalene muscles draws 534 Wikipedia views per month (anatomical_set_type category, ranking #4 of 14).^[2] It has Wikipedia articles in 14 language editions, a strong signal of global cultural recognition.^[22] It is known by 13 alternative names across languages and contexts.^[23]